This weekend (March 13) is filled with a couple new movies including Vin Diesel’s Bloodshot and Blumhouse’s political thriller, The Hunt.
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Some new box office competitors this weekend look to take down The Invisible Man and claim the top spot for themselves.
Sonic is about to get the boot this week by ‘The Invisible Man’. Generating quite a buzz, ticket sales are estimated at $20+ million opening weekend.
Some new contenders for the box office crown debut this week. Harrison Ford’s The Call of the Wild looks to take the number one spot from Sonic.
Sonic the Hedgehog dominated the box office, grossing $58 Million for Paramount, making it one of the best holiday weekends ever for a video game film.
The cameo by Tom Ellis on CW’s Crisis on Infinite Earths seems to have garnered new fame for the once thought DOA show. Netflix now wants a sixth season.
Birds of Prey reigns supreme at the box office this weekend taking down Bad Boys, Dolittle, 1917 and more in a slow movie weekend.
This week it’s all about Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn. Robbie knocks it out of the park in this film.
New at the box office last week was Gretel & Hansel and The Rhythm Section. Neither was strong enough to beat out those Bad Boys, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence keeping it real at the top for three weeks now.